Settings5 min read•Audience: All, Marketers, Designers
Brand Settings & AI Integration
Configure workspace brand colors, typography, logos, physical address, and connect your brand kit to AI generation.
Key Takeaways
- Configure your workspace visual identity once in Settings → Brand Kit.
- Set primary, secondary, and accent colors, primary font stacks, and default company logos.
- Store your physical postal address and default website URL for automated compliance injection in footers.
- The PostBrix AI builder reads your Brand Kit to ensure generated email copy and layouts reflect your company identity.
Configuring Your Workspace Brand Kit#
Navigate to Settings → Brand in your PostBrix dashboard to define your organization's visual profile:
- Primary Brand Color: Used automatically for primary call-to-action buttons, key links, and highlighted borders.
- Secondary & Accent Colors: Used for badges, headers, and secondary action buttons.
- Default Font Family: Selected by default whenever a new Text or Heading block is added to the canvas.
- Brand Logo URL: Upload your high-resolution vector or 2x PNG logo.
- Legal Entity Details: Company name and postal address. Automatically injected into email footers for CAN-SPAM and GDPR compliance.
How the AI Engine Uses Your Brand Kit#
When you prompt the PostBrix AI to generate an email (e.g. "Create a product launch announcement for our new analytics dashboard"):
- The AI engine retrieves your configured brand colors, typography, and company category.
- It generates valid MJML blocks with your exact hex colors already applied to buttons and headings.
- It drafts tailored placeholder copy suited to your industry rather than generic lorem ipsum.
- It appends your legal footer automatically, saving valuable production time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I have multiple brand kits for different clients or brands?
On Enterprise and Agency plans, you can create separate workspaces for each brand, each with its own independent colors, logos, fonts, and compliance address.
Does changing brand colors update previously exported emails?
No. Brand kit changes affect newly created emails and templates. Existing designs remain locked to the colors they were created with.